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At the age of 86, the fruitarian pioneer, Essie Honiball talks about the benefits of a fruit diet.

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In 1957, Essie Honiball was dying of tuberculosis. During this time, she was introduced to the fruit diet, which saved her life. Today, more that 50 years later at the age of 86, Essie is still promoting the benefits of a fruit diet.

Her iconic book "I Live on Fruit", which has been reprinted numerous times since the first edition was released in 1979, has been revised and updated in 2010, by author Essie Honiball's longtime friend and editor, Johan Nel, and now published as "I Live on Fruit - TODAY".
Johan, who was fascinated by Essie's life story when he first heard it, published "I Live on Fruit" in 1979, when no other publisher was prepared to take it on.
To read more about the book, go to http://www.benedic.net/blog/?page_id=607

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  • @keeyk118b The problem is that we some times have difficulty absorbing B12 so it does not matter how much B12 we consume. Why is 40% of meat eaters in the US low in B12? In any case, milk is among the most unhealthy thing you can consume, that and its bi products.. so perhaps ditch only the milk? :)

  • @keeyk118b diet isnt the only implication on health. your grandparents were probably physically active and got plenty of sleep. Also it was a different time with plenty of fresh air and not as much stress for some people.

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  • Old people look healthy because they're not "lepers", but the aging has to happen, put a fruit in room temperature for a long time and it gets wrinkly, people came from plants as a result of this, like all animals, specifically apes in extremely ancient evolution might have evolved from pears. I can't explain why hair turns white. But why do make up artists for films like this leave some of the natural features on a person? E.g. in a film why does Steve Martin look like an old man?

  • she looks so healthy!!!

  • @gringolazlo Is she your grandmother or something? Why are you so cranky?

  • @jpastuch Her gender is mentioned several times in the intro you dumbass redneck.

  • Wait this a woman?! Holy shit I thought this was a dude until she said "my late husband".

  • @ScottishMexicanGuy

    Your Granny grew up in a time without much junk food, less pollution, better soil, more physical exercise, less radiation. She most likely has a strong genetic makeup received from her parents. She has lived a life that allowed her to maintain high nerve energy which allows her body to easily rid itself of the waste products of poor food choices. She has lived to 102 in spite of eating tacos & fajitas, not because of them. Hope she lives another 20 years!

  • @APrettyRawesomeGuy LOL (if only!)

  • Heya... Have you ever tried out DietOramy food plan (just search Google)? I have learned of a number staggering materials on it and in addition my step-brother got rid of a huge amount of extra pounds using it.

  • @bkershaccount "poopoo" its...you know...

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